Asamoah Gyan Postpones All Regional Games to 2025

Asamoah Gyan Postpones All Regional Games to 2025

Former Black Stars captain Asamoah Gyan has announced the postponement of the All Regional Games, initially scheduled for this year, to 2025. The event, launched in July 2024 to scout and nurture sporting talent across Ghana, had already begun trials to select athletes aged 18 to 23.

In a statement released on October 17, Gyan explained that the delay would allow organizers to create “a bigger and more impactful event.” He assured registered athletes that their data is secure, and they will be prioritized for the rescheduled event.

The All Regional Games, which aim to identify athletes for international competition, will feature nine sports disciplines, including football, athletics, basketball, and e-sports. Regional trials will continue for both existing and new participants.

Gyan, who stepped down from political activities earlier this year, remains committed to promoting youth sports development in Ghana.

12-Year-Old Jada Yankey Shines with 13 Medals at African Swimming Championship

12-Year-Old Jada Yankey Shines with 13 Medals at African Swimming Championship

At just 12 years old, Jada Christiana Yankey made a remarkable impact at the 2024 Africa Aquatics Zone 2 juniors and seniors swimming championships. Competing as the youngest athlete, the UK-born swimmer led Ghana with 13 medals, winning in 13 of her 15 events. Jada, a student at Millfield School in the UK, secured gold in the 800m freestyle, three relay events, and multiple silver and bronze medals across various races. Alongside her sister Rihanna Yankey, who also contributed to Ghana’s success with several medals, Jada’s outstanding performance helped the host nation achieve a total of 56 medals.

“I’m thrilled to represent Ghana,” Jada said. “It’s about winning for my country, and I will continue to compete and improve.”

Abdul Fatawu Issahaku: Jordan Ayew’s Experience Will Help Me Succeed at Leicester City

Abdul Fatawu Issahaku: Jordan Ayew’s Experience Will Help Me Succeed at Leicester City

Ghanaian winger Abdul Fatawu Issahaku believes that playing alongside fellow countryman Jordan Ayew at Leicester City will significantly aid his progress at the club. Ayew, who joined the Foxes in the summer from Crystal Palace, brings valuable Premier League experience that Issahaku feels will help him settle and thrive.

Ayew has been a key figure since Leicester’s promotion to the Premier League, playing eight matches, while Issahaku, mostly appearing as a substitute, has featured in nine games.

“It’s a great advantage having someone like Jordan in the team,” Issahaku said in a Showmax interview. “He’s experienced and can guide me to achieve my goals.”

Showcasing Ghana’s Football Excellence: Recap of SBE Cup 2024″

Showcasing Ghana’s Football Excellence: Recap of SBE Cup 2024″

The 2024 SBE Cup proved to be a significant milestone in Ghana’s football landscape, shining a spotlight on the country’s abundance of up-and-coming talent. The competition wrapped up with an exciting final on October 15, 2024, held at the Tuba Astroturf Park in Accra, where six teams battled fiercely for the coveted championship title.

Sporting Club Accra emerged as the champions of the tournament, securing a 2-0 victory over Adabraka Elders Football Club in a thrilling showdown. The event not only showcased the competitive spirit of the teams but also highlighted the potential and skill of Ghana’s football stars of tomorrow.